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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1900
Page
3
Subscriptions for the Denton Shoe Manufacturing Company stock exceed ten thousand dollars as the plant, managed by a Baltimore manufacturer, nears Denton. Investors are urged to join quickly to secure profitable returns, with stock value expected to rise and local property owners and merchants set to benefit.
J M Kerns of South Bend Indiana reported to William Jennings Bryan at Lincoln Nebraska that at a recent employer banquet 351 traveling salesmen attended and discussed trusts. Of these 347 favored Bryan and 4 McKinley with over 300 of the voters having backed McKinley in 1896. The traveling salesmen, an influential group, are expected to vote for Bryan this year.
Senator Wellington opposes McKinley on Philippines and China policy urging no American troop involvement in conquest. Purvis & Co. heirs in Williamsport repay debts of honor. New three cent nickel coin to replace the dime with a central hole for tactile distinction. Carter Harrison predicts German vote will swing Illinois Indiana Minnesota to Democrats. Steamer stokers and roof tinners endure extreme heat while Denton’s shoe plant potential boosts local business.
Prof Alexander Chaplain argues that high quality vertical writing costs comfort and time for pupils and teachers. Evidence suggests good vertical handwriting can be produced at lower cost. Primary pupils prefer round upright scripts and resist angular slanting styles. Training to develop natural handwriting is easier than forcing change.
Denton and West Denton host new industries including Mughes Lumber and Coal and A Roe canning works as local growth stories unfold. Comptroller Heringins allocates 150000 for school texts, Maryland adopts progressive state policy, and Maryland Agricultural College letter extols technical training and state support.
A 19th century essay argues God governs war and history, condemning militarism while urging faith driven peace. It praises missionaries and global workers, warns against open hostile powers, and envisions a sudden universal peace through divine order backed by spiritual civilization.
An old retail column describes Wanamailie’s ware with discounted prices on silverware and core kitchen items. It notes a bargain for Rogers patterns, lists spoons forks and knives with per dozen or each prices, and mentions an odorless refrigerator test from last summer. Also lists summer fabric prices for skirts and materials like polka dot duck burlap linen and khaki with brief retailer commentary.
The ad touts Scotch madras shirts at 1.50 with raglan style praised as cooler and more comfortable in hot weather. It claims the fit is superior across the shoulders arms and neck and hints product quality may come from an in house factory. Regular customers know the raglan upgrade.
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